Headlines for Thursday, October 20, 2016:
The State Election Board is easing concerns over Oklahoma’s voting system. (NewsOK)
An Oklahoma non-profit brings high speed Internet for research and education. (Journal Record)
The chairman of the Workers’ Comp Commission refuses the Governor’s call to resign. (Tulsa World)
Prosecutors oppose moving trial in OSU Homecoming crash. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma non-profits are stepping up to help refugees get work. (Journal Record)
Corrections officials say biggest struggles are recruiting and retaining correctional officers. (KGOU)
State colleges and universities worry another budget cut is coming next year. (NewsOK)
OKC police focus on domestic violence offenders. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma’s Public Television, OETA, is celebrating 60 years on air. (KOSU)
State Commerce Department helps Oklahoma businesses expand to Mexico. (Journal Record)
New turnpike pay system coming to NE Oklahoma toll plaza. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma City’s Biltmore Hotel faces a lawsuit over music. (Journal Record)
Iron Gate soup kitchen unveils its plans for a new facility in downtown Tulsa. (Tulsa World)
